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Live the Mission Via An International Service-Immersion Experience

The Office of Campus Ministry invites Canisius faculty and staff to live the college mission through an international service-immersion experience.  Faculty and staff can join Canisius students to travel to El Salvador, Poland, Jamaica, Ecuador and India in order to work with and learn from the poor and marginalized.  Canisius College distinguishes itself by offering transformative learning experiences that engage students in a global society, and these trips are great examples of that.


Margaret Stefanski, PhD (back row, center right), associate professor of Spanish, modern languages, literatures and cultures, recently traveled with the 2011 Ecuador team.

To explore how to get involved, contact Lu Firestone in the Office of Campus Ministry at: firestol@canisius.edu.  Recent trips were featured in the summer 2011 edition of Canisius Magazine.  Read about them here.

Submitted by:  Luanne Firestone, associate campus minister, campus ministry

Men’s Soccer Opens MAAC Play Friday (September 30)

J.J. Hughes

The six non-conference games to open the season are now history for first year Canisius men’s soccer coach Dermot McGrane and his Golden Griffins.  Up next are nine consecutive MAAC matches including a pair at home this weekend to kick off the conference season.  The Griffs will host Siena on Friday (September 30) at 7 p.m. before meeting Marist on Sunday (October 2) at Noon.

Also, at halftime of Friday’s game, the 2011 Canisius women’s lacrosse team, which advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history, will be honored.  Each team member will receive their championship ring.

There is no admission charge to watch Canisius soccer.  For additional information, go to www.gogriffs.com.

Submitted by: John Maddock, associate athletic director – external affairs, athletics